Wearing an SCBA can result in which of the following regarding mobility?

Wearing a Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) typically results in decreased mobility. This is largely due to the additional weight and bulk of the SCBA equipment, which can limit movement and agility. The harness and cylinder can restrict upper body movement and can be cumbersome in tight spaces or when performing physical tasks. Furthermore, wearing an SCBA requires adjustments in the user’s body mechanics and coordination, which can further hinder mobility, especially in challenging environments such as during firefighting operations or rescue scenarios.

Other options, such as enhanced mobility or flexibility, do not accurately reflect the experience of wearing an SCBA, as the equipment does not improve movement and may limit actions that would otherwise be easily performed without the gear.